Chapter 136

Sylvia frowned.

She had hurt her legs, not her hands.

Furthermore, she did not tell anyone in the studio that she was injured. How did Carl know?

She felt that something was wrong and called him directly.

The line was busy for a while before connecting, and she asked directly, "Carl, why are you firing me? Did I make any mistakes at work?"

"No, you perform exceptionally well. The customers like your work the best."

"Then, why did you fire me?"

"Well..." Carl stammered.

She asked in a cold voice, "Someone pressured you to fire me, didn't they?"

Carl sighed and said, "Since you guessed it, I won't hide it from you. You've really offended someone you shouldn't have. No one in our line dares to ask for you anymore. You can either find another job or go to another city to work. Your wood carving skills are impressive. You won't be any worse off if you go to another city besides Westchester."

"I see. Thank you for telling me this."

After finishing the call with Carl, Sylvia tried